[Andy]

Hi, 1st i'd like to appologise for asking a question which is similar to
questions posted by others, but i can workout how to do what i specifically
need to do.

I have just finished writing my PhD thesis (all 350 pages of it). I have
about 100 figures. I now need to create a list of figures. I have inseted my
figures and then used Insert - Caption to apply to figure numbers (i.e.
Figure 1.1..etc).

The figures are set out a follows.

Figure 1.1

[JPEG]

Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.



I would like the list of figures to look like this:

Figure 1.1 Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.........23
Figure 1.2 Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.........28
Figure 1.3 Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.........30
with a very long explanation
Figure 1.1 Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.........34
with a very long explanation

Sorry if that is not clear. But is there any way i can do this? I have
created Figure Heading(above JPEG) and Figure Caption (below JPEG) styles.
Can i use those?

THanks

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Perhaps not exactly as you ask, but you can certainly include both the
figure number and the figure caption. Assuming you have applied distinctive
styles to the heading and caption, create a TOC with the figure heading
style mapped to TOC 1 and the explanatory paragraph style mapped to TOC 2.
Omit numbering for TOC 2, but be sure to add a right indent to the style so
that it will wrap short of the page numbers that will appear for TOC 1. The
number and paragraph will appear on separate lines, however.

An alternative approach is to create TC fields from the explanatory
paragraphs, adding the figure number to the text in the TC field (best to do
this after editing is complete, since I think you'll have to use static
numbering). Then create a TOC based on the TC fields.

For more on both these approaches, see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/TOCTips.htm

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Andy" wrote in message
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Hi, 1st i'd like to appologise for asking a question which is similar to
questions posted by others, but i can workout how to do what i
specifically
need to do.

I have just finished writing my PhD thesis (all 350 pages of it). I have
about 100 figures. I now need to create a list of figures. I have inseted
my
figures and then used Insert - Caption to apply to figure numbers (i.e.
Figure 1.1..etc).

The figures are set out a follows.

Figure 1.1

[JPEG]

Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.



I would like the list of figures to look like this:

Figure 1.1 Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.........23
Figure 1.2 Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.........28
Figure 1.3 Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.........30
with a very long explanation
Figure 1.1 Paragraph of text explaining what the figure shows.........34
with a very long explanation

Sorry if that is not clear. But is there any way i can do this? I have
created Figure Heading(above JPEG) and Figure Caption (below JPEG) styles.
Can i use those?

THanks